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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

IL is said that Of late bed clothing
has been taken to Chinatown in large
quantities. Armed with a bamboo
stick about four feet long, which NAL
be readily heightened to fifteen or
twenty feet by a telescope slide, the
Monaghan hoodlum makes his way
about dusk TO a back or side window,
which has been left open at the top fer
ventilation. The pole is stuck through
the window. being stretched out as it Is
inserted, and by means OF a small hook
at the end bedspreads, blankets, sheets,
and pillows are pulled through the
opening. 1t has sometimes occurred
that bed clothing has thus been re-
moved while the bed contained an oc-
cupant who was sleeping souudly. In
the a Of an alarm tt pole is
dropped. and. 81 SSao OF
the building, the hoodlu S$oakes
hisIescape. eauoS
At Atlanta, TIA, ~, Dsen formed
aHri-'on of ypungS dies who arc
n@'- their power
tg/ Adn fashion
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

"A bear lately killed at Bad Axe.
Mich, was s feet 2 inches in length.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

In the House on the 18th, the Senate
amendments to the bill providing for a
school of instruction of cavairy and
light artillery were %concurred in. The
River and Harbor bill was reported back
and referred to the Committee of the
Whole. Mr.. Oates, of Alabama, from
the Committee on r svision of the Laws
reported a bill to prohibit the appoint
ment of Congressional Committees to
attend funerals at the public expense
outside the District of Columbia, and
also to prohibit the drapIng of public
buildings in mourning except upon the
authority of the President. The bill
creating a Department of Agriculture
and Labor was considered In Committee
of the whole, reported to the House and
pa ssed-yeas, 222; nays. 26. The bill
establishing a Bureau of Animal Indus
try was next considered in Co nmittee
of the Whole, pending which the House
adjourned.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
a6th C0NGRESS-2d SESSION
SENATE.


In the U. S. ~.ua,e GU the 18th, Mr..
Mitchell, of Penna., from the Com
mittee on Pensions, reported back the
Senate bill to equalize the pensions
paid to soldiers and sailors who be-
came totally disabled. Mr.. Hawley
presented a memorial of some re idents
of Washington county, Texas, tating
that they had been denied their rights
as citizens by the citizens and authori-
ties of that county, and appealing for
redress to the Government of the
United States. The Inter State Com
merce bill was discussed by Messrs.
Cope, Harris, Mcpherson, Salisbury
and others. The Senate then went into
executive session, and, when the doors
were reopened adjourned.
In the U. S, Senate on the 10th, Mr.
Hoar, from the Select Committee on
the Centennial Celebration, reported
resolutions declaring it expedient that
action be taken by Congress for
the due celebration in Washington,
tennial of the adoption of the Constitu-
tion and directing the committee to
consider and propose the best mode
VI Cot6DIdtlODs 1u6 lcSOIutiOu5 WcIe
adopted. A conference was ordered
on the bill for the allotment of land in
severely TO the Indians. The Inter-
State Commerce bill was taken up and
discussed by Messrs. Beck, Cuilom
and Stanford. After an executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
In the u. S. House of Representa-
tiyes ON the 9th, the Senate bill repeal
ing the Tenure of Office act Was le-
ported and placed on the caleudar. The
Naval Bureau Consolidation bill was
considered. The River and Harbor
bill was reported, ordered printed and
recommitted. 1t apprupriates 81, $780,
25U. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 10th, the
Senate bill for a public building in
Camden, New Jersey. was passed
with an amendment, and goes back
for concurrence. The cost Is limited
to 500, 600. "A number of bills were
introduced and referred under the
call of States, among them the fol-
lowing: By Mr.. Oates, of Alabama,
making a ten years. residence Of
aliens a prerequisite to naturalization;
by Mr.. Morrill,, of Kansas, to put
lumber and salt on the free list and
reduce the duty on sugar; by Mr..
Merriman, of New York, for the ur
shase of John Erlcsson's Destroyer,
and ten enlarged steel vessels of the
same type for defending the harboIs
Of the United States; by Mr.. Green,
Of North Carolina, ''to grade taxes on
the basis of incomes" and by Mr.. Till
man, of South Carolina, to prevent the
destruction of human life by fire in
railroad accidents. After ~disposing Of
some District business the House adj
iournpd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

When Baby vAs sick, we gave her cAstoria,
When she ass a Child, she cried for CsstOriA'
when she IS .as ais'' she chung to c~a't0riA,
When she u n thiSsn' she gave 'A'm ca''0siA
rain in the ey>
slpsay and left tn
perry.
1t is said that Minor Suld be he
he sewing machine agent, om as
received pension papers. He Ia
the 9Th n. J. Regiment and was We
ed twice, ut Charlottesville and II
Wilderness. He also served in
cocks Veteran corps.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

knew of it for some few months after,
to the surprise of the whole station, he
married SilverbilI and retired from the
regiment and the service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28
WITH A G0LD-HEADED CANE.
A Pleasant Affair at Lake View,
IOOele County.

Bishop Moses Martin, of Lake View
Tooele County, was the victim OF sur
prise party few evenings ago, when
ne was presented with a gold headed
cane, on which was inscribed, Pre-
scented by the members OF the Lake
View Ward of the Tnoele Stake OF
Zion. Bishop Moses Martin The
meeting house to which the Bishop hao
been called on urgent business, and
where the pleasant event took place,
was filled with the members of his
flock, who had prepared and spread a
feast 81 for a king. Elijah Sprey read
an address prepared for the occasion,
Bishop GoWans made few remarks,
Robert McKendric, Thomas HoWells
and Robert Mickleiohn delivered
pleasing addresses, and there was
vocal and Instrumental music by
Mrs. Deseret Leaver, Mrs. Rowberry
and Emma Whitehouse. Bishop Mar
tin, after recovering from his surprise,
thanked the members of the ward for
tie elegant present, spoke of the pleas
ant feelings existing between the people,
and hoped to gee such spirit cultivated
and increased. The same evening an
enjoyable bail was held, the proceeds
being used for a charitable purpose. the
day will be long remembered as being
one of the pleassntest ever spent in
LakeYieW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28
RheumaTisn

It IS an established feet that Hoods Ser,
saparillS has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases OF rheumatism, effect
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
in correcting the acidity Of the blood, which
is the cause of the disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
IT is certainly fair to assume that what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others ii
will do for you. Therefore, If you suffer
the pains and aches of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28

Read the following; MIR. c. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says; Was down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends auC
physicians pronounced me an Incurah}t
ConsumptiYe. Began taking DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, an
now on my third bottle, and able tc
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jessie MiddleWsrt, Decatur, Ohio
says: Had it not been for DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption !
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
of health" Try 1t. Sample bottles
free at y. {. Smith & Cos. Drng
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A Positive Cure.

81 was troubled very much with rheuma-
tism in my hips, ankles, and wrists.
could hardly walk, and was confined to my
bed a good deal of the time. Being rec
commended to try Hoods Sarsaparilla,
took four bottles and am perfectly well
cheerfuliy recommend Hoods Sarssparilla
as one of the best blood purifiers in the
world" ". F. WeoD, Bloomington, Ill.
For Twenty Years
Ihave been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
1888 found no relief, but grew worse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it did
ME more good than all the other medicine /
ever had" z. T. BALLOON, Shirley, Mass.
81 suffered. from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. I took Hoods Sar.
saparilla and am entirely cured" J. Y. a.
PRoUDFooT, letter carrier, Chicago, Ill.
We shall be glad to send, free Of charge
to all who may desire; book containing
additional statements Of cures by
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by G. I. HOOD St CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28
CHRISTMAS IN The COUNTRY.
HOW American Fork Celebrated
the UccasiOn-Uther Notes.

Christmas at American Fork was
ushered T.. in by mild snowstorm, ana
as it was Sunday, it seemed that our
cit zens held a respect for the day, and
few, if any, could be seen who did not
bow in humble reverence to the occa-
sion. But this morning the weather
changed, first thsWing and then a reg
ular northern blizzard, which seemed to
affect few OF our young men, as we
could frequently see them walking by
twos, working hard to brace each other
up. 1t must have been the storm that
affected them and not whisky, as some
would insinuste, because ours is pro-
hibitiOn city; but perhaps it was the
effiuVia arising from some distant city
In the evening dance was given in
Chapman Hall, and also one in the
Theatre Hall. The former has been
considered one of the finest in the Ter
rtory and the latter, though it has
not been considered so, has recently
undergone material change by having
added 10 it two elegant dressing rooms a
new floor of the best lumber, and fold
ing doors, across the Stage, so that now
it ranks as one equal TO the best. On
Thursday and Friday our choir intend
holding their annual party there.
The health of our citizens is generally
good. We have good physician here.
one who has established q reputation
with about four years standing among
us, and he is a graduate from Pennsyi-
vania. But of late we have had an sd-
dition by three more coming 10 us, SO
we have no cause to fear the safety O.
our heath.
Tam q SIAS-rrR
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ACTIVE ccoUNrs SOLICITED

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
NEW YoRK-Impo1ters' gad Traders, Ma
nonal Bank. Chemical National BANK
! Kountze Brothers.
| CHICAGO Comm rcial National Bank
| ST. LeUIs-etstes Savings Association.
KANSAS CITY-NsdOnal Bank of kansas
+ City.
OMAHA-Omahs National Bank.
DENvER-City National Bank, Denver Ns-
tional Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-BeckNith 4 Co.
OGDEN-Commercia National Bank
HELENA, AOnt.-First National Bank.
BUTTE, Mont First Netional Bank, Clark
& Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-McCornfek & Co.
BELLEVUE, Idaho-G. A. Mccormick & CO.
ELKo, Heysda-J. Henderson
SAN FRANCIeCo-First National Bank. The
Crocker WOODWORK National Bank.
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MCCORMICK & Go
Il a ~ h H R -
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH AND
HALEY. IDAHO.

Careful attention given 10 the sale vi Or,s
sDd BulDoD. We solicit Consignmerts
SuArautesiBg tie Highest Market Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines. Mar
shallt0wn, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon.
Chicago, Milwaukee, aud all points East. 10
the people of Nebraska, Colorado, wyoming
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, washington
and California it offers superior advantages
aOI possible by any other line.
Among few of the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this
road between Omaha and Chicago, are it,
swc trains q day of DAY co ACHE3, which
are the fnest that human art and mgenuit7
can create; its PALACE SLEEPING
g. RS. which are models of comfort end
2! ,gance; its PARLOR DRAWING
Il 0M CARS, unsurpassed by any, and
ilA widely celebrated PALATIAL DIN
IN. CARS, the equal of which can not be
found elsewhere.
AtCOunetl Bluffs the trains of the Union
>Lcinc BY. connect IN Onion Depot with
4 nose Of the Chicago & Northwestern Ky.
III chicago the trains OF this line make close
c, INJECTION with those OF all Eastern lines
FOR Detroit, Columbus Indianapolis, Gin
c.una5i, Sisgera Falls, Buffalo, PitLsburg,
7 .F0utO Montreal, Boston, New York, Phil
a. iphiR, Baltimore, Washington, and all
prints in, the East, ask the ticket agent for
tiukeis via the
NORTHWESTERN
lfynu wish the best accommodation. All
t bet agents sell tickets VIA this line.
Il, HUGHlTT, & T. WILSON,
CENT Manager. GepI Pass. Aatuf,.
J. Il YOUNG ihicsgo.
Travelling Pass. Agent,
as :hc Y. z. o6cs; =
aaltIAEStHxy, EtAA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28
Is Consumption Incurabiep

AN . NhNEIAF-
AMERICAN FeRx, Decent Der Is 1887.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale NJ
stocks and Bonds st New York and san
Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-28

Made at Lows.t Rate
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bEETEoROE. oGIOAL REPORT.
SALT LAG: CITY. December y, 1887
(Sigual Service. U.S.A.j

Max. temp. %: min. temp. 19.
Mean temp. Is; for II years, 81; depsr-
tuIe, rs.
Temp. constant since January l, 1887, '493
temp constant since December 1, 1887, I'll
Rainfall, 06 iuches; mean daily for u
years. COS inches; departure 1901 inches.
Rainfall constant since January /, 1857.
rs 80 inches; rainfall constant since De.
cember {, 1857, f0.iS inches.
excess. + deficiency.
WIN, A. KORTs, Sergeant,
SIGNAL CorpS
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

T. r. r. =, CO ,s ,S -. .aa 20 .la
ute, , sars siT ron T Sst IT. ~, '"; S"r1
Detroit ana Chicago 80, NJ -6'Oo. '9'l'r IN
Syracuse. Bad.o ioch.stor Suspension Bridge NiaE'r'
All nttcs o. - 81 q! IS al 20 M 900 SIS
kingston siarortio. C1isElL Albany, 5lj '7l' '''''
cls".io" Wss. rost o1svs NsTS9gs e, 7s
Hamilton. Loodcn, .9:15a 600 BIS p m ior'"''
Kegan -espir cars Pr Burao. Niagara Falls Deroit
.Day iDay except saturday Other trains Iay cIGsY
snnd.y LeIy. West shore station GiI5o
tons information. apply at ocea isro3Syn -" Sl,So,
Yors c,Iy -SGS 7ss s42 Broidway los bowery -
PARK Place. and Vest Shore stations 1907 o. nTRT
io p Vanderb,lt.avo General Passenger Agent
boston via FALL RIVER LlNE.-Only %
ID for irstclass lmIec icsotS Reduction 10 Nswpor,;
Ea yS5 s@a all eay Slsr er p%S M ooi Of Mara1
80 D. week DAYS only SUNDAY ips VIII bost from
early in Agr J:rlo S9S City at Az 6HESHh
EACH sIEAMER Tickets and .taserooms sse"5s re and
o -trii-r. .,
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. steamers CITY or TROY and sARATOnA !s.ve
toSt Of ChTsGp oq ROY s"a o North SUNDAY
,e1ches 81 Albany. Troy excursion nekeu ~ 90
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND IVES TEkN
~ AY-rrains leave from ferries at West 43d AM
'S %Ss.s 4Sas 80 Jay,, 7so for Ni@a"town'
Ufica Rore ONEIDA Falton oswego Buffalo Detroit OnE
easo Waikiki valley polnt'i at. s:s5 m. for Middle
s ws', k tss,t WI w.His y.sy a.ar for Md
42dsI 635 M J.y''w aitoP NJ Norwich onsidA
..o srsosDsoS Bridge Detroit Chicago ~ Louis
siss; &C. s:1'ss
7$7 otIavs. 1874 East l?s.Na.ssp HssoS .. r A.,
York. D. il ssshasss c 3i:es. NeTvOrk
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ERIE Through trains leave
II 23dst minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
bersst local trains leave 23dst frsn 10 10 minutes
earlier
w. Week days $50 sunsavs-Day EIprs.s Buffet Draw.
ngrosm Csaches 10 Elmira Hornslsvilc Buffalo Pull
man sleeping Coach from hsrnesville To Cincinnati
ep.nDiaiy GnieasSaR 81 koai. Limited solid Pull
vile Cory Akron, Cleveland Cnc aast, Chicago ami
81 Loni. Noeytra charge for fast time.
op m. Dally Bunalo AMI Ontario Limited Pullman Sleep
ing Coaches 10 Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Oean
. SAlamanca and Dunkirk.
1870 p m.-Daly Cnlcig, EIpre,. Pullman Buffet
Salamanca. Clncinnat! and Chicago
Rutherfsrd asd Pa.s.c week day., ~ 100 $50, 1880
$50 7io. 900 l0,SOp m. 1900 Midnight Sundays.
4+5 $50. 1890 m. II noon. o. 400 $50. 7:3D 300
1880 a. mtinxh tlonal trains 10 Passaic week
Patterson, week day, 4t5 ZOO $50 900. 10 80 M hoo
noon las 800. $780, $3.50 400 t:3o, 40 sos. TO- $40
night Sundays 4i5 $50 1880 IL noon 800 400 so1
$40 30. 300 1910 | 1850 D. m. II midnight
sao TO- iisS a. m ?. Ss, 20 40 go $50 So
1So lop m and IL midnight Sunday. 900 a A..
suffer- we,x davI 4:t5 7.5,. 1890 a NJ las 33)
400 500 $40 Gao. 1880, o 1880 p M. and - mid.
nlrht SUNDAYS AS. $50. lO3Oa m. 3 l. 63D. II mid
Newrurg Cornwall. week laws 7:jD. m. 3d. A3l
" 55o aud p NJ Sa "a, ,r ,o ,oa m ana p IN
Ser anton. Hone-llls. week daY, -
Middcovn aud Port Iervis week lays AS 75o q. 1890
An. $50 40. s. 80 M sundays. +i3. $3.50.
Goshen DAYS AS 7:5o 3. 10 31a $50. f;oo $50
g: y 80 p m suniaJA AS. $780, 1880 a M D. $50.
TeKsts for pl>,sge anI apartment, Drawing Room AMI
Shaping Coaches eau b, obne AMI o.4er, for II, cseot
ng and % II @ i' ~ st a. ' c.gPvs
st. NrwYsrk No. 3Jl Fulton 1t. Br,,klvn; so Mont.
gsmery 81 Jersey cry or AZ tho C0mpaars s;itisaa
Express tran rom tho est arrive ia Nes.forS At 10
IL H. sot -. ,.cn'' Nrs'r I-P FARMER. O. P. ACT
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financial
Holders OfWabash Bonds
3inanfiaI..

ON LINES EAST OF LHE MISSISSIPPI pIvxp
Are requested to deposit thor with the Central u.
company NO "a Wallst New.York in pursuance OF tho
pan OF reorganization agreed upon Bondoders Com
mittees and the Purchasing Committee
FOR the principal of all bonds fifty year per cent gold
bends VIII DO given when the completed
when bonds are deposited the Mortgage Bonds and
unucu DeOt Bonds and scrip OF oxcep Detroit D
WHOM receive cash for all also for In
terest on overdue coupons to November l. 1887.
second Mortgages and Funded Bonds or scrip of same
and the Detroit Division MORTGAGE Bonds for
all accrued interest and also for interest overdue
TO November 1, 1887
Consolidated MorRages Funded Debt and scrip OF same
and Wabash Mortgage rs Of 1879 First Mortgage
Bonds for all accrued interest
The Central Trust Company give securities its
temporary receipts a.
soon as they eau be prepared which receipts certificates
will bear interest from November 1897 pay able annu
ally.
The time for depostins securities plan limited
TO January 90, 1888
Full details be obtained ntra Trust Company
JAS. +. Joy, Chairman
THOS II. HUBBARD Purchasing
q GD 20 ksHH WELLEs Committed
CYRusJ, LAWRENCE p.n,na',...,
HENRY X MCHARG, Donuhoiuers
THOMAS b. ATKINS. }oomm't'ee'
Tho above plan recommended 10 tAe bondolers
+. N. LAWRENCE. Chairman
First Mortgage Bondholders' Commtteo
New-fork. November q. 1887
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF Dscrnher :. 1887

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time TAblo Of D~rrmher :. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA snd TRENTON. Round Brook
Route" al 80. q / M 80 3. 4. $50 1:JD IL m
SUNDAYS ~ !. : - =. M; J.3l IL !. m
Trains leaving l. 7.JO II a. m 30 l. $50. 1880 90. NJ
have connection for Reading Hsrr-burs Poitsvie etc.
IN. Ea~ton Bctnicisn Allentown Mauch CHUNK.
Heading. Harrisburg. etc ON sunday for Es-tor go,
and 80 n m for Pennington Laston. Bethlohen. Alien
town, Mauci Chunk
$40 a H. for icmir rfnn High Bridge Branch. Earon
Rrihiehrm Allentown. Manch chunk WnkcsbIrrs
ten Israiing Harrisburg. IotsVle Tamaqua Shamokn
sunDury Icwtsburg. NllaHspOri
~ ur Pennington. EAsisn. bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch chunk Healing Iaruspurs etc.
34j p for Easion. Bethlehem, Allentown. Nanch
Chunk. Miikc.barre scranton Tsmaqn'. Sham"kiu.
40 D. ~. for fi.ningiou. lgn Bridge Branch. Eastsn
Bcihlohsm. Al lentnwn HoaiiuG Harrisburg. etc
aId5 -. nj and flc"'tn gf'n
D. NJ for Isston. bethlehem. Allentown. Maacs
Chunk. etc. On SUNDAYS at $50 q. N.
400. s.15 llIJ M. l:OD IL on. 80 " u D. m sunday
Goo 900 M Rel Bank. long Hrlneh A1bnIy Faik
a. sl5 a. NJ. l.Ol I.30 p. for LAKEWOOD Toms Hl'o'
and BArnecat , u.,,....
800, 500. \ 49, HE Ili5 A. Oo. Aop 41O o.9'
g. u. M sunday b:1b. Tor Perm AM 10Y o.
4 SIS. il:I5A IN. $50 - m. for Monmouth Beach sea
bright Highland Beach.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Pcck-sllp
~ Pcr % r. H. at AMI II p sundays erceHe)
steamer. time fer carly trains north AMI east
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" steamer. K,aersklll ani Catsk IVA PSF ~ v "
foot Of D. iloJtlhS VIII
Catskill Mountain and CAR, tllr,ttA
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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FRIDAY. DEC. %.

eFCoRpTD REAL Estate rR\N5FERS-N. Y CITY
hs ,orine .hsv. the real estate transactions recorded
in the Re ,i.ters Office today
lio tI 81 : 70 e n r DANIEL nj - $4,000
Charles a. Il : 1913 II OF Washinstenst So. lO2llr
~ u ~ ~ ni hstI; Of e al II ls 600
lEo Nhis l"v Via 70 F Ercs .on ..-. 2ie5
7o'a ar% ,s : 5 ~ II 81 10000
Se'a,.,, Cslrsy of vincen de paui.., l4Oco
4ita,si $ y. we y OF n'shes' ~ $3.50
lNsi,s h,, 20 10 F :" Snseni 5000
i9Otlrs 225 u W Of SHAVE. 2519Hll; Chas
Reid 10 A G Van Dolsen.
eo,th 5iiave 50 II $ of iFonstOn-st. 5Orl3xlO1
3CxtOXlSG q: III Oberle To " l. Oberle
slstsi = $40 q R, enat' ct Al 5000
I9oth.sr 225 II W OF shave. 25x99.ll; NmJ
Van Go sell T. & q keli ...--..
Same prone ~ t, Mliha'h ." -" .. 10000
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REAL ESTATE
prsINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.


,v,n the exception Of the sale by Adrian H. Muller
~. on Thursday OF further portion OF the Katherine
.. esats nearly all the sales for this week are under
,osurc 1t noticed that recently although there Is
800 competition, the plsntn generally buys the prop
-, This is possibly the result OF the small margins on
-, loans have teen recently made. On wednesday
pleecker Sons will sell No $40 East Sxteenth-st,
=. aga Avenue A, four tenemcns, Nos. 3l5, 3l7 3l9
"a a91 Avenue A, and No. 444 East Twentieth-st.
pu.ness during the past week has been fairly active for
49, lima of the At public auction real estate TO the
n. Of s70ss37 has been sold against s507 for the
..pond,ns week last year. At private sale s729,500
- changed hands against 81 100000 for the same week
-. xos, which shows that while the auction sales
-. the private sales less by onehslf than during
n. corresponding period In 1880
A, the Exchange there call for single Nat house
.,veen Seventeen and Ninetysxth Third and Fifth
49,. for private dwelling between Tenth and Forieth
-. Third and Sixth for corner building In Sixth
- heveen Forty-second and Fifty ninth The fol-
ssS nroperty offered plot OF ground 32I0x1o0
T,ry sccond-st. Eghthave. for 500, 900 SIX
ws.;,v for s5S,000; furnished cottage In Ocean and
cesisss aves Long Branch N j., threestory dwelling
~ dant-twenty-eighthst Sevenhave for
~ oSO dwelling In one hundred and ythird-st
Sotwscn seventh and Eighth aves. for si3,75O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
Eeetnres an0 Hleetinss.

y election of twenty managers or tnc New
~ York Institution for the Blind aud OF three lhspe lots
of Election held tho institution 3sthst am 3th
ave so 1 clock the Afternoon OF Wednesday Deeen'ee
80 FREDERICK AUGs sCHERMERiloRN
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
Steam oats ar0 IN lron05.
ALL FARES REDUCED

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